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Europe's second-biggest insurer, AXA, posted a better-than-expected first-half profit today and raised its cost-savings target, shrugging off the impact of falling interest rates.
Net income rose 25 percent on a comparable basis to 3.01 billion euros in the first half, boosted by strong earnings growth and lower restructuring costs, the company said in a statement.
Profits also benefitted from gains realised on the rising value of its financial assets and derivatives as interest rates fell over the period.
The result beat analysts' average forecast for net income of 2.696 billion euros, according to a poll of 20 analysts provided by the company.
"This has largely been driven by positive tax one-offs in the life division, some exceptional dividends in non-life and a high level of realised gains," said Berenberg analyst Peter Eliot in a research note.
New technologies have also allowed the company to make cost-cutting productivity gains.
AXA's shares, which opened up 3 percent after its results, have fallen more than 13 percent since the start of the year as insurance stocks suffered from investor perceptions that low interest rates crimp earnings from their vast fixed-income holdings, making it trickier to make fixed payouts to clients.
"These excellent results were achieved in a low-rate environment, which shows that market concerns about this context and its impact on AXA are exaggerated," Deputy Chief Executive Denis Duverne told reporters.
With 70 percent of its activities little exposed to financial markets, a one percentage point further decrease in interest rates would shave only 100 million euros off of earnings, Duverne said.
Yields on government bonds in France and Germany have fallen to record lows after the European Central Bank cut its refinancing rate barely above zero in a bid to stave off the threat of inflation taking hold in the euro zone.
AXA is seeking to lift profitability through tariff hikes and higher-margin products while reducing its costs.
The company said in a statement it was raising its cost savings target to 1.9 billion euros by 2015 from 1.7 billion previously by targetting 200 million in costs associated with acquiring new life and savings clients.
It has already achieved 1.3 billion euros in cost-savings mainly through productivity gains as the company invests 800 million euros in new technologies between 2013 and 2015.
Total revenue rose 2.0 percent on a comparable basis to 49.71 billion euros, and underlying earnings rose 8.0 percent over the period to 2.78 billion.
Earnings benefitted from particularly strong growth in AXA's life and savings business, but were negatively impacted by higher natural catastrophe charges in its property and casualty line stemming from June hailstorms in Europe, said finance head Gerald Harlin.
"We are confident in our capacity to grow in 2014. Compared to 2013, we expect to increase new business volume in life and savings and grow casualty revenues," Harlin said.
In terms of its balance sheet, AXA's gearing was stable at 24 percent, in line with the group's target of 23-25 percent. (Reuters)
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- The Washington Redskins' Albert Haynesworth was offered a plea deal in a sexual abuse case where he allegedly slid his credit card into the bra of a waitress at the W Hotel in Washington and then touched her boob. When security confronted him, he reportedly said, "I didn't touch her … [I don't] even like black girls." When Haynesworth was interviewed by police, according to court documents, he said, "I know what this is about, she is just upset I have a white girlfriend. I couldn't tell you the last time I dated a black girl. She was trying to get with me." Haynesworth's lawyer said the football player will continue fighting the charge. Oh, Lordy, Lordy, Lordy. (Thanks to commenter LR52185 for the link!) [ESPN]
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Other parks on the list include Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park in Japan, which was second, and Nan Lian Garden in Hong Kong, which was third.
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MISSOULA - There's some good news for art lovers in Missoula - a large donation to the Montana Museum of Art and Culture will help the University of Montana's effort to secure funding for a new museum building.
UM alumna Suzanne Moore Crocker and her husband Bruce committed a significant portion of their estate to create an endowment that will support the salary and benefits of MMAC directors for years to come.
The gift was announced Friday morning at the university with a presentation and reception.The museum's collection has 11,000 original works, but only a small percentage of those are on display at a time, because of a shortage of gallery space.
"We are funded somewhat by the state, but all the extra things have ton come from philanthropy, because it's been 120 years and we still don't have a museum. It's time we had a museum. The collection exists, so why shouldn't it be enjoyed by all the people that live here?" Moore Croker said.
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The quarter was an inherently difficult coin to produce. The specified weight was 6.74 grams, with a composition of .8924 silver and .1076 copper. The designed diameter of the coin was 27.5 mm. The edge was reeded. To contain the specified amount of metal in a coin with such a large diameter the planchets had to be unusually thin. The planchets were cut from sheets of metal of the required composition that were repeatedly drawn through horse powered rollers. The distance between the rollers was reduced with each pass until the desired thickness was attained. Before each pass, the metal sheets were annealed to make the metal softer and more ductile. It was necessary to repeat this process more times than usual to prepare the quarter planchets. In addition to the extra work involved in rolling, many of the planchets became brittle because of the repeated annealing. When the coins were struck on the screw press, some of the brittle planchets developed edge splits, and small pieces of metal broke off. The effects of this process can be seen on many 1796 quarters today.
Collectors have prized the 1796 issue since the earliest days of the hobby. An auction appearance is recorded as early as the A.C. Kline Sale (M. Thomas & Sons, 6/1855), lot 261. In his new book, Early United States Quarters 1796- 1838, Steve Tompkins notes the following combination of special factors that account for the outstanding popularity of the issue:
1. It is a one-year type coin.
2. It is the first date of issue for the denomination.
3. It is listed as a separate type in the Red Book.
4. It is the only quarter with an 18th century date.
The small mintage of 1796 quarters was split between two obverse die varieties, identified by the position of the numeral 6 in the date. The present coin is from the more available B-2 obverse design, characterized by the high 6 in the date. Tompkins notes that the B-2 variety appears at auction approximately three times more often than the B-1. Extrapolating from the recorded mintage figure, Tompkins theorizes that slightly more than 4,000 examples of the original mintage may have been B-2s and a little less than 2,000 were B-1s. Mint records show four deliveries of 1796 quarters. Warrant # 61 of 1,800 pieces was delivered on 4/9/1796. Warrant # 63 of 2,530 pieces was delivered on 5/27/1796. Warrant # 65 of 1,564 pieces was delivered on 6/14/1796. Finally, Warrant # 81 of 252 pieces was delivered on 2/28/1797. If Warrant # 61 and Warrant # 63 were B-2s, then the total number of coins of this variety would have been 4,330 specimens. If the other warrants contained B-1 examples, the total would be 1,816 pieces. These numbers correspond closely to the estimates extrapolated from the auction appearance ratio. Tompkins acknowledges that this result may be just mathematical coincidence, but the statistics fit well with the observed data.
The strike is particularly sharp on this example, especially on the obverse. Crisp detail shows in all devices, even star centrils and hair strands are bold. The reverse has a better than average strike, with some detail showing on the eagle's head. The eagle's nostril shows plainly, a detail rarely seen on this variety. The fields are free of distractions and lovely lilac and gray toning accent both sides. Stunning eye appeal. Steve Tompkins lists this coin as tied for #4 in his Condition Census.
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In doing so, Clear Channel built upon the good works it's been trumpeting since last month's terrorist attacks. On September 14, three days after the strikes, a trio of Denver properties -- KOA, KHOW and KTLK -- staged a fundraiser that netted around $300,000 for relief-oriented causes; that total has grown to more than $900,000 locally, with further millions raised chain-wide.
On October 4, the company used the assaults to justify settling a defamation lawsuit filed by fourteen SWAT officers against KHOW host Peter Boyles and Jacor Broadcasting, a company subsequently subsumed by Clear Channel. The officers' suit, prompted by the assertions of James Kearney, a retired FBI agent who argued on Boyles's show last year that cops covered up their slaying of immigrant Ismael Mena following a no-knock raid on the wrong house, was probably going nowhere. Even so, Clear Channel offered a $55,000 settlement -- it will go to police communications equipment -- because "in light of recent tragic events affecting the entire nation, the officers, Jacor and Mr. Boyles have determined that the resources which would have been devoted by each side to this litigation should be directed toward the community."
October 3 saw even more overt spin-doctoring. An hour of Boyles's popular morning program was devoted to conversations with four Clear Channel executives: Chuck Morris, head of Denver's Clear Channel concert branch; Jack Evans, senior vice president of programming for Clear Channel Radio; Howard Schacter, vice president of public relations for Clear Channel Entertainment; and Steve Smith, the entertainment division's chief operating officer. The NIPP lawsuit wasn't at the center of this session, and neither was a controversial Clear Channel list of 150 songs rendered potentially objectionable by terrorism, even though Evans, a former KBPI program director, was the man behind it. Instead, the focus remained on the men's reaction to the destruction back East, as well as Clear Channel's efforts on behalf of injured parties and listeners alike.
Afterward, Schacter, Morris and Smith conducted sit-downs with area media, including Westword, to preview their defense against NIPP's lawsuit. Smith, who found himself at Clear Channel after it bought SFX, a massive concert outfit that purchased the Album Network, which he founded, acknowledged that his company hadn't previously gone out of its way to meet the press. "We weren't trying to be inaccessible. We were just busy," he said, pointing to Clear Channel's spectacular growth. Because so many firms were acquired so quickly, creating a workforce estimated at 30,000, Smith joked that he and his colleagues found it a challenge simply "learning each other's names."
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Some of the credit for a more laid-back American beer belongs to one Belgian and his brief stay in Texas. Pierre Celis single-handedly revived the witbier after centuries of dormancy in 1965, when he began brewing it in his barn in the Belgian town of Hoegaarden. His recipe became the recipe for Hoegaarden White Ale and sold more than 300,000 barrels at its peak in 1985, when a fire engulfed its brewery and forced a cash-strapped Celis to sell to giant Belgian company Interbrew. That company is now known as Anheuser-Busch InBev and is the reason jelly-glass tumblers of Hoegaarden can be found in outdoor restaurant spaces and beer gardens across America.
Even Hoegaarden wouldn't be the success it is today if Celis hadn't dusted himself off, moved to Texas and opened his own craft brewery just outside Austin in 1992. His Celis White was good enough to get Celis a buyout from Miller and introduce witbier to a generation of craft brewers. Celis died in April, but his legacy is in every hazy, spicy sip a beer lover takes of a white beer this summer.
"The first one I ever tried was the Celis White, when Pierre Celis was still brewing it in Texas," Allagash's Tod says. "That's what turned me on to the style and though our white is different than that white, I love that white and remember exactly how it tasted and the mouth feel."
Two years after Celis debuted his white, Tod was selling his first batches of Allagash. A year later, Coors brewer Keith Villa formulated Blue Moon while working at the company's on-site brewery at the Denver home of Major League Baseball's Colorado Rockies in Coors Field. By 2003, the U.S. would have its first Belgian-owned beer maker when Duvel Moortgat bought Cooperstown, N.Y.-based Brewery Ommegang and its Witte witbier less than a decade after its 1997 opening.
Witbier has become so widely accepted that breweries in their infancy can lean on it as a summer staple. Gregg Berman was distributing wine when Tod was getting Allagash off the ground 15 years ago and wasn't a big fan of witbier when he and his brewing partner, Mercury Brewing head brewer Dan Lipke, began working on one as a summer beer for his new Ipswich, Mass.-based Clown Shoes label last year. "I'll be totally honest, it was 100% something to fill up the lineup," Berman says. "The couple of witbiers I had tried bored me, but with the brand starting we had to pay attention somewhat to the seasons -- and I wasn't just going to be making beers for myself." Berman, Lipke and a close circle of home-brew helpers found the witbier a bit tough to nail down after burning through a dozen test batches. Eventually, they decided to blend one batch using sweet orange peel with another using clementine orange extract to make what became their Clementine witbier. The beer has since become the small label's second-best seller and has made a witbier fan of its owner.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Makes 4 servings
- Nonstick vegetable oil spray
- 2 8-ounce red-skinned sweet potatoes (yams), halved lengthwise
- 1 teaspoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 teaspoon curry powder
- 1 cup plain nonfat yogurt
- 1 plum tomato, seeded, chopped
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
- 2 green onions, chopped
Preheat oven to 400°F. Spray small baking sheet with nonstick spray. Drizzle cut sides of sweet potatoes with 1 teaspoon olive oil. Place potatoes, cut side down, on prepared sheet. Roast until tender and brown, about 30 minutes. Cool to room temperature.
Stir curry powder in small skillet over medium-low heat until fragrant, about 30 seconds. Remove from heat. Mix nonfat yogurt, tomato, fresh cilantro, and curry powder in small bowl. Season to taste with salt and pepper. (Roasted sweet potatoes and yogurt topping can be prepared 2 days ahead. Cover separately and refrigerate.) Serve sweet potatoes cold or at room temperature topped with chilled yogurt topping and chopped green onions.
Per serving: calories, 182; total fat, 1 g; saturated fat, 0.5 g; cholesterol, 0
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main ingredients: Sweet Potato/Yam, Curry, Yogurt
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO discussed the Customs Service's progress in addressing the year 2000 computing problem.
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It seems that die-cast wet-location j-boxes have deep threaded channels--at least on the top and bottom--with nicely rounded entries, such that no bushing is required, just thread, say a 6" RIGID nipple, right into it, apply silicone sealant, done on that end...
But when bringing the other end of that RMC nipple into the knockout of a sheet-metal box, I'm guessing a simple pair of locknuts (inside/outside) is not adequate, as wires would be exposed to edges of nipple/conduit. I'm thinking put a chase nipple inside box, then (female) coupler to mate with the 6" nipple, yes/no/that's the only way/are you crazy? ;') Also, are one or more BONDING bushings involved, to maintain GND? Wanna get it right-eous. Thanks in advance, best practices always. |
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Today I looked into a similar setup w/ IMC coming in, and it did have 2 lock nuts--inside & outside--but then there was a red plastic bushing over the very end, to protect the insulation on the conductors. Not sure if that's code-compliant, but it seems reasonable and adequate as far as providing a flared/beveled/soft transition zone for wires to enter conduit. Only remaining question is, do the two locknuts constitute adequate GND bonding? Seems to do the job on EMT connectors. |
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- Posted by ontariojer (My Page) on Wed, Feb 9, 11 at 19:54
I don't know your local code on this, but here it is a question of wire size for bushing requirements, having said that, you can never go wrong putting on a plastic (or metal)bushing to protect the wire. A pair of nuts(inside/outside) PROPERLY tightened is adequate ground. |
Thanks, I've got the plastic bushing, and locknuts, and spanner thingy, and will go with that. (Not sure how I would tighten the chase nipple anyway, w/ box against wall, etc... UNnecessary complication.) I'm just running two AWG12 THWN through a 1/2" nominal dia. RIGID nipple, to a single-gang wet-loc box w/ 20A GFCI--VERY short run... NOT in a seismic zone, lol. |
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MARK RIENZI: The mandate forces individuals and organizations to violate their religious principles by providing their employees with drugs that cause abortion, as well as with contraception and sterilization. Whatever one thinks about the debate between "choice" and "life," we should all be able to agree that only willing people should have to participate in abortions.
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RIENZI: Sure: Tyranny.
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I know a lot of you are debating attending Festivals so I wanted to give everyone my experience. I live in a small town, probably about 8,000 people total. The held their 27th annual Strawberry Festival so I decided to give it a try since the 2 day even was relatively cheap for a 10X10 area. Here is a list of items that I brought, the amount and how much sold:
Strawberry Shaped White Cake Pops - 47 - Sold out
Chocolate Cake Pops - 72 - 47 left
**I never have luck selling white cake pops so I made them strawberry shaped and they sold
like crazy! Wish I had more! Chocolate was always a best seller and I hardly sold them**
Chocolate Chip Cookies (individuals) - 40 - sold out
Oatmeal Raisin Cookies - 34 - 11 left
Strawberry Shortcake Push Pops - 36 - sold out!
**People were fascinated by these!!! Should have had more!
6 packs of Sugar Cookies - 8 - sold out
6 Pack Cupcakes - 6 - sold 2, then for Saturday I put them individually and only had 5 cupcakes left.
Rocky Road Rice Krispie Treats - 27 - sold 16 left
Snickers Rice Krispie Treats - 28 - 11 left
Chocolate Brownies - 12 - sold out
Strawberry Brownies - 20 - 4 left
Chocolate Whoopie Pies - 23 - sold out (should have had more! People loved these)
Strawberry Whoopie Pies - 29 - 1 left
Lemon Whoopie Pies - 7 - 1 left
Chocolate Covered Strawberries - 7 - 5 sold
Due to the even, I was obviously basing everything on a Strawberry theme. We had everything prepackaged and indivually wrapped. Came back with one order and tons of questions about birthdays, weddings and showers. I am a home based, inspected bakery and people were begging me for a store front because our town does not have a bakery. Not in the business plan right now or budget. A lot to consider with such a small town. However, this festival completely took me by surprise! The only advertising I do is through my website and facebook page. I did this to stay home with my kids. We came out ahead and will attend next year for sure. OH! The weather! It rained both days but people still came! This amazed me!
I hope this helps some of you when you are thinking about attending festivals. Next year will be all Strawberry Shaped Cake pops, Whoopie Pies, Cookies, Push Pops, Cupcakes, and chocolate covered pretzels, oreos and nutterbutter cookies. People were looking for a sweet treat after they ate. Individual was the way to go!
Here is a picture of my tent. People LOVE the pink tent because no one else has one. Very noticable! Takes a while when you are sitting in it to get used to the color but well worth it. Plus it came with the four sides, 2 with windows.


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The room was large and fairly clean, with a separate sitting area, a tall mini-fridge, and microwave (I stayed in room 110). Amenities and furnishings were spare, and the carpeting old. Bathroom was large and clean. Not a whole lot in the area, and it seems that truck drivers and construction workers are regular clients. The hotel is older, dimly lit, and needs renovation, but the free breakfast was fine, and they provide free wifi. There aren't any more upscale hotels in the area, so this was fine for an overnight stay. I booked through their website and paid $114 including taxes, which I'm confident is overpriced - I'll bet if I walked in and asked for a room it'd be closer to $75 for the night. But c'est la vie, at least I'll get reimbursed from my company.
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Letter from individuals and groups opposing Mipim, in the Guardian
This week the MIPIM property fair is coming to London. A breeding ground for property developers, investment bankers, landlords and sell-out politicians, MIPIM represents the celebration of a housing system that puts concerns of profit over people's right to a decent home.
At a time when the UK housing crisis is causing homelessness, driving people out of social housing such as the E15 mums and forcing up rents for everyone, London Mayor Boris Johnson will be giving MIPIM's opening keynote speech.
We feel that no Mayor of London should be attending this event and instead support the counter conference and mobilisation that has been organised to defend cities for people rather than profit. It is time to move away from treating houses purely as financial assets to be shuffled around for maximum gain, and instead ensure that we provide affordable homes that meet people's needs.
Jasmine Stone (E15 Mums)
Natalie Bennett (Green Party Leader)
Grahame Morris MP (Labour, Easington)
John McDonnell MP (Labour, Hayes & Harlington)
Jeremy Corbyn MP (Labour, Islington North)
Cllr Rabina Khan (Cabinet Member for Housing, LB Tower Hamlets)
David Graeber
Darren Johnson (Green Party London Assembly Member)
Dave Wetzel (Labour Land Campaign)
Rev Paul Nicolson (Taxpayers Against Poverty)
Alistair Murray (Housing Justice)
Doug Thorpe (Left Unity)
Anna Minton (Author, Ground Control)
Rueben Taylor (Radical Housing Network)
Eileen Short (Defend Council Housing)
Pete Kavanagh (Unite London and Eastern Region, Regional Secretary)
Paul Kershaw (Unite Housing Workers Chair)
Owen Epsley (Digs – Hackney Renters)
Rachel Haines (Southbank Centre UNITE Branch)
Gerry Morrissey (BECTU General Secretary)
Bella Hardwick (Save Earls Court Supporters Club)
Zaher Aarif (Haringey Housing Action Group)
Joseph Blake (SQUASH Campaign)
Liz Wyatt (Housing Action Southwark and Lambeth)
Gerry Morrissey (BECTU General Secretary)
Christine Haigh (Lambeth Renters)
Liliana Dmitrovic (People's Republic of Southwark)
Nic Lane (Brent Housing Action)
Alex Finnie (Our West Hendon)
William Allen (Southwark Notes)
Beth Lawrence – Corporate Watch
Barham Park Residents Resistance (Pieter Blankvaart)
Tanya (Southwark Defend Council Housing)
Leslie Barson (London Community Neighbourhood)
Andy Edwards (Oxford Tenants Union & Transition by Design)
Edward Daffarn (Greenfell Action Group)
Bill Perry (Wyatt Park Road Residents Group)
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A writer's life is about far more than writing. Editor and author Midge Raymond offers tips on writing … and submitting, researching, editing, networking, marketing, and everything else.
Monthly Archive for April, 2011
Bookstore geek: Point Reyes Books
I have to admit, I walked right past this bookstore (perhaps I was a little obsessed with the Bovine Bakery next door) — the sign is pretty nondescript, and the bakery does have that sugary fragrance going for it. But I was very glad to have stopped in to Point Reyes Books, a little treasure […]
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Weekly Writing: Life's necessities
As my beloved neighbor packs up her apartment in preparation for her next journey, we've been chatting a lot about packing, moving, what to take, what to leave behind — in other words, what's important in life and why. How much of what we need is already with us, and how much of it exists […]
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New poetry from Seattle's Elizabeth Austen
Breaking news: Seattle poet Elizabeth Austen's new collection, Every Dress a Decision, has just been released from Blue Begonia Press. Jane Hirshfield writes, "Elizabeth Austen's poems are pellucid, interior, and powerfully original in both vision and voice," and Chris Abani writes that her poems "have great emotional range, formal rigor and an ambition of scope […]
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Virtual Book Tour: Word Love
I'm delighted to be a guest today at Word Love by Randy Susan Meyers — a fantastic blog about writing and all aspects of the writing life. In addition to hosting this terrific blog, Randy is the internationally bestselling author of The Murderer's Daughters; visit her web site to learn more and to read all […]
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Bookstore geek: Eureka Books
I imagine most writers are bookstore geeks like me — this is probably how it all started for us. I still remember the indie bookstore in the town where I grew up, one of my favorite places ever. Sadly, it closed, and a Barnes & Noble opened up in a mall on the other side […]
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Virtual Book Tour: Savvy Verse & Wit
Today I'm thrilled to be a guest on the fabulous Savvy Verse & Wit blog, where I share some thoughts about my writing space (complete with before and after photos!). We're also doing a Forgetting English giveaway, so come visit and enter to win a copy of the book. Many thanks to Serena for hosting […]
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11 He has made everything suitable for its time; moreover he has put a sense of past and future into their minds, yet they cannot find out what God has done from the beginning to the end. | 11 He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the hearts of men; yet they cannot fathom what God has done from beginning to end. |
New Revised Standard Version Bible, copyright 1989, Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved. (New Revised Standard Bible Version Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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The clean, sharp flavor of Dijon mustard and the sweet taste of carrots complement each other well in this side dish. These glazed veggies make an ideal accompaniment to fish, chicken, or beef.
Oxmoor House JANUARY 2004
Place carrots in a large deep skillet; cover with water. Bring to a boil; reduce heat, and simmer, uncovered, 8 to 10 minutes or until carrots are tender. Drain carrots and return to pan.
Add chutney and remaining ingredients; simmer 1 to 2 minutes or until carrots are glazed, stirring frequently.
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